Redesigned $1 Bill?

Bring back the Ike dollar :-)

Bring back the Ike dollar :-)



We don't need "Mr. Clean" on
our coins (smile face here).

Not a political statement, think
household cleaner.

Fred, how would spending a bunch of GDs make the $1 rag be discontinued? As
people here have said, no one ever gets them in chage anyway, no matter how
many they spend.

So are you saying that if Bush gets reelected, the $1 rag may be discontinued?
If so, why?

I wish Crane would push for $200 and $500 bills, but they probably won't,
fearing that it would cut down the printing of $100 bills. (Yet another way for
the government to save money)

Tom

"People have said" is just anecdotal and not completely true. Some cashiers hand them back
out as gasp Dollars. Not "all", but "some". "Some" is better than "none".

AND if more people will spend them, the cash registers of the stupid cashiers who resist
handing them out will fill up with them. Then they can openly display their stupidity to
their manager when they take call them over to their register and request more dollar
bills when they have plenty of dollar coins.

As for Kerry vs. Bush, I am ONLY saying that Crane is in MA and there is a MUCH lower
chance of the FBI-RD being discontinued or replaced with a polymer based note if the
Senator from MA moves into the White House.

All of the influence of Crane could be overcome by the people. Having thousands of people
write to their Congressperson and Senators is more important/influential than just one
large company. If only a few people write, then Crane wins and can keep suckling on the
Government +1+.

-Fred Shecter
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"Malanutt 4 Life" wrote in message
...
Fred, how would spending a bunch of GDs make the $1 rag be discontinued? As
people here have said, no one ever gets them in chage anyway, no matter how
many they spend.

So are you saying that if Bush gets reelected, the $1 rag may be discontinued?
If so, why?

I wish Crane would push for $200 and $500 bills, but they probably won't,
fearing that it would cut down the printing of $100 bills. (Yet another way for
the government to save money)

Tom

(Malanutt 4 Life) wrote in message ...
I know people get tired of these posts about the $1 bill redesign over and over
again but I heard a rumor on the wheregeorge.com website someone posted that
went like this:

"They" will soon be issuing $3000 plastic notes with
a portrait of BALTO THE HEROIC DOG on one side, and,
on the other, a detailed holographic representation of
the genetic engineering process which will soon produce
a combined "FOX-WOMAN" with a powerful urge to issue
AND USE $3 coins and $4 banknotes. The third side
will portray BALTO THE HEROIC DOG and "FOX-WOMAN" engaged
in an activity which had best remain nameless. Anyone
else heard this story? NOT that I believe it myself mind
you, though I am sure that it would be fully legal at
least in Massachusetts.

(Malanutt 4 Life) wrote in message ...
I know people get tired of these posts about the $1 bill redesign over and over
again but I heard a rumor on the wheregeorge.com website someone posted that
went like this:

"They" will VERY SOON issue a $3000 plastic banknote
with a portrait of BALTO THE HEROIC DOG on one side, and,
on the other, a holographic representation of the genetic
engineering process which will soon produce a "FOX-WOMAN"
with a powerful urge to issue AND USE $3 coins and $4 banknotes.
On the third side there will be a tasteful rendering of BALTO
THE HEROIC DOG and "FOX-WOMAN" engaged in an activity which
had best remain nameless. ANYONE ELSE HEARD THIS STORY? Not
that I believe it myself, I'm not stupid you know, but I do
believe that this would be legal, at least in Massachusetts,
despite the ill-informed judgements of well-known but
ill-intentioned legal authorities.....

In article ,
(Suipalucsea) wrote:

I'm not stupid you know, but I do
believe that this would be legal, at least in Massachusetts,
despite the ill-informed judgements of well-known but
ill-intentioned legal authorities.....

You may not be stupid, but you are a jerk.

- Scot Kamins
(Who does not suffer fools gladly)

Scot Kamins wrote in news:kamins-
:

In article ,
(Suipalucsea) wrote:

I'm not stupid you know, but I do
believe that this would be legal, at least in Massachusetts,
despite the ill-informed judgements of well-known but
ill-intentioned legal authorities.....

You may not be stupid, but you are a jerk.

- Scot Kamins
(Who does not suffer fools gladly)


Now I'm confused. Do you think he is stupid, a fool or a jerk?

--
Joecoin

Copper is as copper does.

Scot Kamins wrote in message ...
In article ,
(Suipalucsea) wrote:

I'm not stupid you know, but I do
believe that this would be legal, at least in Massachusetts,
despite the ill-informed judgements of well-known but
ill-intentioned legal authorities.....

You may not be stupid, but you are a jerk.

- Scot Kamins
(Who does not suffer fools gladly)

Please do me the kindness of explaining clearly
why it is that people who proudly declare that
they "do not suffer fools gladly" invariably turn out
to have the intelligence of a retarded gorilla? I ask
merely out of curiosity.
By the way, was it the reference to Mass. that got
your brain-stem all fired up? Why, I wonder.